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Lokinder Kaur, whose husband, Ranjit Singh, was killed in the shooting attack at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin, mourns at the family home in New Delhi on Tuesday. Singh, one of six killed in a shooting attack on the temple, never came home to India even once in 16 years, working at a grocery store during the week and volunteering at the Sikh gurdwara on weekends. He promised his family he was doing what had to be done to get a green card so they could come join him.

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( Kevin Frayer / Associated Press / August 7, 2012 )

Lokinder Kaur, whose husband, Ranjit Singh, was killed in the shooting attack at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin, mourns at the family home in New Delhi on Tuesday. Singh, one of six killed in a shooting attack on the temple, never came home to India even once in 16 years, working at a grocery store during the week and volunteering at the Sikh gurdwara on weekends. He promised his family he was doing what had to be done to get a green card so they could come join him.

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